Hapoel Tel-Aviv earned a 99–88 win over Maccabi Tel Aviv in EuroLeague play, pulling away with superior shot-making and ball movement. Hapoel finished at 28-of-42 from the field (67%) and hit 10 three-pointers, using efficient offense to maintain control even as Maccabi generated extra chances on the glass (39 rebounds to Hapoel’s 29). Maccabi’s offense was led by Lonnie Walker (17 points) and Roman Sorkin (15), with Oshae Brissett (13) and Jaylen Hoard (12) also reaching double figures. However, Maccabi’s perimeter shooting was a major swing factor: the team went 8-of-36 from three-point range, a volume of attempts that did not translate into enough points to match Hapoel’s efficiency. Hapoel’s advantage showed up in both shot quality and creation. The visitors recorded 24 assists on 28 made field goals, consistently generating open looks and converting them at a high rate. By contrast, Maccabi posted 18 assists and struggled to offset missed threes, even with multiple contributors scoring. The result gives Hapoel a statement road win and reinforces the value of their efficient, pass-driven attack. For Maccabi, the loss underscores the need for improved perimeter accuracy and more consistent half-court execution to avoid relying on difficult, high-volume three-point shooting nights.